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the largest number of organisms an environment can support carrying capacity
something that controls how big a population can grow (like food or space) limiting factor
killing too many animals, causing their numbers to drop over hunting
plants or animals that move to a new area and harm the ecosystem invasive species
using natural resources too much or unfairly exploitation
energy sources like coil, oil, and gas made from ancient plants and animals fossil fuels
when gases trap heat in Earths atmosphere and warm the planet greenhouse effect
when pollution builds up more and more as it moves up the food chain bio magnification
the variety of living things in an area biodiversity
when toxins build up inside an organism over time bio accumulation
resources that cant be replaced quickly (like oil or coal) nonrenewable
resources that can be replaced naturally (like sunlight or wind) renewable
dirty or harmful substances in the air air pollution
rain that contains acid from air pollution acid rain
a chemical used to kill bugs or pests on plants pesticide
a gas that traps heat in the atmosphere (like CO2 or methane) greenhouse gas
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